Kamakhya Devi Tour with Shillong & Cherrapunji Package

Tour Overview

The 5N/6D Kamakhya Devi Darshan & Shillong package gives you a chance to immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Shillong and seek the blessings of Kamakhya Devi known to have magical powers. This journey will satiate your quest for spirituality and help you experience the divine power of Goddess Kamakhya. Kamakhya Devi Temple is one of the fifty-one most important Shakti Peeths. It is situated in the western Guwahati region’s Nilachal Hills and is the place where the goddess’s womb had fallen. You will also visit the tallest waterfall in Shillong and appreciate the unadulterated natural beauty of Shillong. Get amazed by the creation of nature as you visit the Mawsmai Cave.

Book the 5N/6D Kamakhya Devi Darshan & Shillong package now for spiritual transformation and a memorable journey that you will reminisce about for years to come. Our packages are budget-friendly meaning you won’t have to overstretch your budget to enjoy the trip of a lifetime. You can email us or chat with us if you’re facing any difficulty in making the booking or have any questions about the tour. We are dedicated to organizing a trip that will leave an undeniable impression on your heart.

Tour Highlights

Spiritual exploration of Umananda and Kamakhya temples.
Meet one-horned Rhino and other wildlife creatures at the Kaziranga National Park.
Visit Cherrapunji which is hailed to be the wettest place on Earth and appreciate its lush green landscapes.
In Cherrapunji you will visit the tallest waterfall in India.
During your Guwahati Shillong Kaziranga Tour, you will admire waterfalls, lakes, lush green tea gardens, and hills.
Visit Mawlynnong, the cleanest Indian village, and see the giant living root bridge.

Itinerary Details Expand All

Day 01 – Arrival at Guwahati to Shillong - Arrival and Transfer

A hearty welcome to the city of Guwahati! Upon your arrival, you will be greeted by our representative at the airport/railway station. Then, you’ll be transported to Shillong.

En Route Visit:

On your way to Shillong, you get to visit the Don Bosco Museum, which provides an interesting peek into the history, culture, and life of the local Northeast Indian people. The building has seven storeys, each dedicated to the seven sister states of the Northeast - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura. Please keep in mind that entry is on the basis of direct payment by the guest and the museum stays closed on public holidays.

Arrival in Shillong:

Upon arrival in Shillong, you’ll be checked into your pre-booked hotel in Shillong.
Day 02 – Shillong Day excursion to Cherrapunji
After breakfast, you’ll be driven to Cherrapunjee. The picturesque town in Meghalaya is famously known as the wettest places on Earth. This is because it is the only place in India which receives rainfall all-around the year. Also known as Sohra, "the land of oranges", Cherrapunjee is nestled in the East Khasi Hills, lying approximately 50 km southwest of Shillong.

Sightseeing in Cherrapunjee:

Upon arrival in Cherrapunjee, you’ll be greeted with breathtaking views from the cliffs. Your trip includes:
- Seven Sister Falls: Enjoy this stunning waterfall cascade, made up of seven segments.
- Nohkalikai Falls: This beautiful waterfall is popular for its breathtaking scenery. It’s also the tallest plunge waterfall in India.
- Mawsmai Cave: This fascinating cave houses awe-inspiring rock formations. Besides that, it’s one of the most popular limestone caves in the area.
- Eco Park: This is a wonderful serene park to relish the natural beauty all around.
En Route:

In the evening, you’ll be transported back to your Shillong hotel. On your way there, a stop would be made at Elephant Falls, another majestic waterfall known for its picturesque landscapes and lush greenery.
Day 03 – Shillong – Mawlynnong – Dawki Day Excursion

After having a hearty meal at the hotel in the morning, you are up for a day excursion in Mawlynnong, popularized as the cleanest village in Asia.

Next up is Jingmaham Living Root Bridge, a unique bridge testifying the incredible craftsmanship of the indigenous people.

Mawlynnong Village: Saunter in this charming village and enjoy the neat and clean surroundings. There are also stunning waterfalls along the way, so don’t forget to stop by.

Then, head to Dawki, a small town situated 34 km from Mawlynnong Village. It is located in the Jaintia Hills and is famous for its Umngot River, an exquisite travel essential.

Next is a thrilling boat ride on Umngot River. Take in the stunning views all around as you enjoy the boat ride. The waters are so crystal clear, you’ll feel like you’re floating over air.

Also, explore the nearby sites and discover hidden gems.

After this, you’ll be transported back to your hotel in Shillong. Enjoy a relaxing sleep for the night.
Day 04 – Shillong to Guwahati - Transfer and Sightseeing

After breakfast in the morning, you’ll be transported to Guwahati. From there, you’ll get to visit the Assam State Museum (kindly note that it’s closed on public holidays), which showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Next is a visit to Handloom Centre. Here, you can explore the authentic traditional craftsmanship of Assam, featuring the popular Muga, Eri, and Silk textiles.

In the evening, soak in the sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra River (can be availed through direct payment).

After that, you’ll be transported back to the hotel where you can have a restful night’s sleep.
Day 05 – Full-Day Guwahati City and Temple Tour
Today, you have a full day tour of Guwahati city ahead, comprising of temple tours and other natural sceneries. You can start as early as 6:30 AM and head straight to Kamakhya Temple, located at Nilachal Hill. This is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas in the country, and therefore is a temple of high importance. We suggest purchasing a VIP pass from the temple counter in order to escape standing in the long queues. Each pass costs ₹ 501.

Also, there are many other temples present at Nilachal Hill, such as:
- Dhumawati Temple
- Tripureswari Temple
- Maa Tara Temple
- Maa Kali Temple
- Maa Chhinnamasta Temple
- Maa Bagalamukhi Temple
- Maa Bhubaneswari Temple
- Maa Bandurga Temple
You can visit these temples as well for they lie in close proximity to the Kamakhya Temple.

For the rest of the sightseeing, we have customized itineraries, tailored to you preferences and interests. We typically include the following tourist hotspots:
- Navagraha Temple: This temple is dedicated to the nine celestial bodies.
- ISKCON Temple: It is famous for its serene ambiance and stunning architecture.
- Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden: Explore the diverse flora and fauna of Assam here.
- Srimanta Sankar Dev Kalakshetra: This complex showcases the lifestyle and culture of the local Assamese people.
- Vasistha Temple: This beautiful ancient temple offers stunning views of its natural surroundings.
- Balaji Temple: It is dedicated to Lord Balaji and is famous for its South Indian architectural style.
After visiting temples, hop on the ferry ride to Umananda Temple, located on the Peacock Island. The island is named after the exquisite bird because of its shape and natural beauty. This is also the smallest island in the world.

In the evening, you can enjoy the River Cruise on the Brahmaputra River (can be availed with direct payment).

Later, you’ll be transported back to the hotel for overnight stay.
Day 06 – Guwahati – Departure

We hope you have made some wonderful memories. Your tour now concludes here. You’ll be dropped at Guwahati airport/ Railway station. From there on, you can continue your journey to home or other places of your choice, on your own.

Best Season to Travel

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Inclusion and Exclusion

Inclusions

Welcome drink on Arrival at hotel (non-Alcoholic)
Accommodation on Double sharing basis at hotels.
Meals (Daily Breakfast )
All hotel taxes.
Driver T. A. D. A, Fuel Charges, Parking Fee, State Taxes
Sightseeing as per above Itinerary by Individual Vehicle
All taxes except 5% GST

Exclusions

Expenses of personal nature such as tipping, porters, laundry, telephones, Cameras fees etc.
Entrance fees at any point.
Any kind of insurance.
Any Train, Airline’s fare, Ferry charges, Boating etc.
Any claim or delay charges due to natural calamities, landslide, road blockage etc. Or any other things which are not mentioned in the cost included column.
Rates are not Valid during Peak Season and festival holidays (Peak Season: During Christmas, new year, Diwali, Durga Pooja and long weekends or any event).

Things to Know

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q 1: Why should you visit Kaziranga National Park?

Ans: Kaziranga National Park houses over 2,400 one-horned rhinos and has two-thirds of the total population of this species in the entire world. It has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its wide range of wildlife and breathtaking landscapes—from savannas to marshy wetlands. The park has been divided into four distinct zones- Bagori in the western range, Mihimukh in the central range, Agoratoli in the eastern range, and Ghorakati in Budhapara. Each of these zones has varied species of flora and fauna.

Q 2: What is Mawlynnong known for?

Ans: Mawlynnong is a tiny hamlet in Meghalaya known for its clean environment and picturesque vistas. The village was tagged in 2003 by Discovery India magazine as ‘Asia’s cleanest village’. Khasi tribes mainly live in this village and the entire village has bamboo trash bins at different places. Mawlynnong village has been named ‘God’s Own Garden’ as every house has a garden with lush green trees and flowering plants. Littering, smoking, and plastic usage are strictly banned in the village. A few kilometers away from the Mawlynnong village is the balancing rock, a large boulder that rests on a smaller stone intriguing the onlookers.

Q 3: What is Kamakhya Devi Temple known for?

Ans: Kamakhya Devi Temple is one of the most revered and significant pilgrimage sites in Guwahati, Assam. It is dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya who is believed to embody divine feminine energy. As per the legend, Kamakhya Temple was constructed on the site where Sati’s Yoni fell after the Sudarshan Chakra of Lord Vishnu dismembered her body. It has been built in ancient Indian temple architecture and on the top, it has a dome-shaped structure. Ambubachi Mela is celebrated here in the month of June.

Q 4: What are the top sightseeing places in Shillong?

Ans: Situated in Meghalaya’s picturesque hills, Shillong offers various sightseeing destinations that showcase the cultural heritage and natural beauty of the region. Elephant Falls is one of the must-visit attractions renowned for its lush green surroundings and cascading waters. Another popular attraction is the Shillong Peak which offers picturesque views of the Himalayas and cityscape from its lofty vantage point. You can also visit the Don Bosco Museum which offers an insight into Meghalaya’s rich tribal heritage through its diverse artifacts and exhibits. Additionally, you can visit Ward's Lake which is known for its colorful floral gardens, serene ambiance, and boating facilities.

Q 5: What is Cherrapunji known for?

Ans: Cherrapunji is situated in the northeastern state of Meghalaya known to be one of the wettest places in the world. Throughout the year it receives exceptionally high rainfall. Its mist-covered valleys, lush green landscapes, verdant hills, and cascading waterfalls create a mesmerizing natural spectacle. The unique geography of Cherrapunji comprises marvels of bioengineering and living root bridges crafted by the indigenous Khasi tribes. Cherrapunji has many popular attractions like the Nohkalikai Falls which plunge from a verdant cliff, and the Mawsmai Cave, a limestone caverns network adorned with stalagmites and stalactites.